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Jessica McClintock · Sold as feminine
New Victorian
The moment when sunlight filters through sheer curtains, illuminating the crisp freshness of a perfectly pressed blouse.
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New VictorianHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2006 by Jessica McClintock, New Victorian captures the essence of modern elegance with a fresh and floral profile. The fragrance opens with zesty mandarin orange and grapefruit, creating an invigorating citrus top note that feels both vibrant and refined. This freshness gives way to the delicate charm of lily-of-the-valley and jasmine, which blend into a musky and green base that adds depth and warmth without overpowering the composition.
New Victorian has a bright opening that fades within an hour, so layer it with a light mist to ensure the floral heart and warm musk base come through. It works best in cooler weather or during transitional seasons when you want a fresh yet comforting scent.
Fig. 01 — New Victorian, Jessica McClintock
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